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CIAO DATE: 08/02
Volume VII, Number 1, 2002
A Look Back
The 1947 Partition: Drawing the Indo-Pakistani Boundary by Lucy Chester
Ambassador Brown and the Jordanian Crisis of 1970 by Norvell B. DeAtkine
Service at Embassy Amman, 1970 by Amb. Hume Horan with the Foreign Affairs Oral History project
Commentary & Analysis
Terrorism in Colombia by Miguel Posada
Bush's Targeting of Iran is an Inept Foreign Policy Move by William O. Beeman
India, Pakistan, and Kashmir by J. Edgar Williams
The Changing Definition of Sovereignty by Edward Marks
Internal Security and Human Rights: Militarism and Diplomacy by Earl H. Lubensky
Patterns of International Terrorism by Holger Schrader
A Critical Comment on Grant's "Turkey—Support the Indispensable Ally" by Alan D. Berlind
For Argentina: An Offshore Central Bank? by Elvio Baldinelli
Israel: An Insoluble Problem by Lucian Heichler
Colombia: Lucidity at Last by Michael Radu
Foreign Service Reform—New AFSA Proposals
The New World Disorder
Afghanistan and its Neighbors: A Primer for Today's World by Michael W. Cotter
U.S.-Saudi Relations After the September 11 Debacle by Hermann Frederick Eilts
The American Burden of Hegemony in the Middle East by Curtis F. Jones
Turkey—Support the Indispensible Ally by Thomas D. Grant
Revitalizing U.S. Diplomacy by William C. Harrop
Foreign Service Life
Bullington's Farewell by J. R. Bullington
Mission to Mozambique by Alfonso Arenales
A Return to the Kremlin by Karl Sommerlatte
On the Bangladesh Rocket by Bobbie Bergesen
Into Africa by Lucian Heichler
Serving in Zaire, 1982-1986 by Arthur S. Lezin
Foreign Service & Department of State Reform
Opening Statement of Secretary Powell on Budget Hearings Before Senate Committee
From the Editor
A Clash of Civilizations—Real? Potential?
Book & Site Reviews
Stars and Stripes High Over the Rising Sun: Uncle Sam's Colony of Okinawa review by Andrew J. Bacevich
Periclean America: Dodging the Cold War's Statist Bullet review by Greg Damin
Inside Sudan, Revolution in Zanzibar books by Don Petterson